Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala

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Leaving paradise..

..coming to city-life, after 8 horrible hours on a shuttlebus without a chance to sleep OR rest, since the driver obviously was ready to get us killed a couple of times.. We were 10 pax in the bus, the five of us, plus the five from alaska. We finally arrived in Antigua about 3.30 pm, all of us...

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mshera on November 1 from Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala

from the travel blog: The key journey

Our Amazing Race: Challenge Buying a Van in Guatemala

Our five day car search finally came to an end!!! The first day we walked all around town like chickens with our heads cut off. We collect and call numbers out of the newspaper classifieds, searched the main street where for sale cars are parked and asked tons of locals where to buy a vehicle....

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ryan & debbrial on October 22 from Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala

from the travel blog: Us Discovering the Latin Americas

The small town of Anitgua

Antigua is completely opposite of Guatemala City. The town is set in a valley surrounded by three volcanoes. The streets are cobblestone and the building are like Spanish / Italian / Southern European style. People here are friendly and there is definitely a community / family atmosphere. We...

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ryan & debbrial on October 18 from Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala

from the travel blog: Us Discovering the Latin Americas

Antigua

We arrived here after a 10 hour bus trip from Flores in the north of Guatemala. Our mission: to learn Spanish. In one week. We quickly found a good double room at a cheap hostel. Just minutes later a guide started talking to us and we asked him if he knew any good Spanish schools. Tired as...

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Steffi & Chris on October 12 from Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala

from the travel blog: 212 days

A Day of Rest

Today, we took the day off. Or at least, managed to stay in one town for a full day. Antigua, the historical capital of Guatemala, is the very definition of Spanish colonial. Like Atitlan, it is surrounded by volcanoes. The street scene consists of stucco structures with red clay roofs, and all...

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shoshtrvls on September 1 from Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala

from the travel blog: Belize, Guatemala and Honduras (2009)

Camino al centro de centroamerica

Sali de Pochutla, en Oaxaca, a 30 minutos de Masunte. 12 horas de autobus hasta Tapachula, frontera de Mexico-Guatemala, y 6 horas mas hasta Guatemala City. Como tiene fama de poquisimo segura, de la misma estacion agarré un taxi y me vine a Antigua. Esto si que es Bonito, muy turistico pero muy...

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Eka on August 7 from Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala

from the travel blog: Ekaren bidaia

Private Spanish Lessons

Hola amigos, If you are willing to learn Spanish, contact me, One on One instruction and 100% effective, and the best of all, is no expensive, so, don't waste your chance to have a precious tool to travel around Hispanoamerica. My name is Jaime Urrutia. Call me 502 5306-8402 or Email me:...

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spanishlessons on July 14 from Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala

from the travel blog: Antigua Guatemala

Accomodation in a Furnished Guest House

Hello friends, are you looking for a nice & cheap accommodation in Antigua Guatemala? well you just found it, we offer WiFi, Laundry service, shared kitchen, TV cable in every room, Hot water, Transportation & Spanish lessons available, so, come check us out, you will love it. Contact me by...

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spanishlessons on July 14 from Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala

from the travel blog: Antigua Guatemala

So here we go........

So here I go with my travel blog. For those of you who read Lal's I'm going to warn you now that mine will be much less eloquent and probably a bit more erratic! Well first off I landed in Miami where the overhead announcement informed me that if I was transiting to Central America my bags...

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veritykent on March 6, 2009 from Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala

from the travel blog: Up, up and away

A few problems getting here...

We had a few problems getting to Antigua. The day started great with boating it to Panajchel and heading to the nature reserve. Our bus left at 4pm so we had a lot of time to kill. Finally it was 4pm. We were boarding our small 10 passenger van and were off. The driver put the van into first...

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Chris Pagett on March 6, 2009 from Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala

from the travel blog: Chris and Em's Adventure

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